Sparkfactor Design

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Sparkfactor Design is a product design firm founded in 2001 by Mechanical engineers Claudia Truesdell & Robert Garrett both graduates of the Stanford Product Design Masters program and Mike Smith, Industrial design. They have offices in Palo Alto & San Francisco and focus on the design of Consumer Electronic & hand held medical devices.

The engineering team has lead design efforts on more than 30 different consumer electronic products that have shipped over 50 million units as of Jan 2006.